Also for issues such as security in the strait of hormuz that those are the 2 key topics that have really been occupying international leaders. Separate topics but definitely connected on the one hand the Nuclear Negotiations and the nuclear deal was somewhat debt after the United States unilaterally pulled out of the iran deal last year and the other hand it trumpet ministration as been trying to reach out sort of hand out this god knows what sort of other problems by saying well were open that box and so on and so forth its a matter of saving face for the Iranian Regime private harmony and for his sort of foreign spokesman jots or if who is the ministry of Foreign Affairs to come back to a negotiating table at which they had sat for a couple years and had reached an agreement and so its embarrassing its beyond the can save face and i had to lami had to repeat it several times that dealing with the us were talking to us and i quote is so not amiss what poison so you have a problem there on the other hand tensions in the persian gulf and shins Industry Department was an e. C. On has been on the rise have been increasing partially because of our g. C. And Islamic Republic activities because any sort of tension military tension with the wes is going to result in limited aerial strikes against the iranian government and iranian people which means the iranians are going to have to repel it or swallow it which also means Islamic Republic is more than happy to create some sort of friction and shut some blood even iranian blood but they know for sure war and full well that that will not let a toppling of the regime a regime change and so on and so forth if they get is going to embolden. Peoples patriotism and rally the people around its like so its a problem here is this on the one hand we have to ministration here in the u. S. And washington and washington then not only does it not have a Clear Strategy how to deal with iran but has been on a past so withdrawing from a some. What decent deal yet now reaching out to say well you know mr pump you know said the other that i want to come to iraq what the signal are you sending and the want and you all are. Exerting maximum pressure but on the other hand youre not really offering real carrots secularly is maximum pressure right now the best strategy to sort of pursuit general historically a combination of apples or carrots for that matter and big sticks have resulted in you know have been result have been fruitful in dealing with Islamic Republic they usually come to go shoot people that i have a lot that the iranians and the iranian government usually come to the negotiating table when there is plenty of big heavy hitting bats and stick right about their heads but theres also got to be some terrorists at the end that are rising at the end of a stark tunnel each trumpet ministration has not made that clear yet what that is and secondly. Again they are hedging their bets the iranian officials again when i say officials im not really talking about mr zarif who is foreign minister yes but he is not a Decision Maker even the iranian president mr rouhani he is not indeed anybody in the cabinet these elected officials even though elections in iran have a different meaning but again even these elected officials at best are government government ministries key decisions and based on the iranian constitution also realities on the ground here Foreign PolicyNational Security military course of apparatus intelligence and judiciary decisions army bongs the man at the very top and harmony and his appointees those who occupy the key sort of the top brass in the military the key judicial positions the key Foreign Affairs and also the key intelligence positions Major General hossam so in money everybodys very familiar with him as an operations in syria in lebanon in iraq and even you know hes there hes out of course horses after you sort of foreign Operations Unit of the i. T. C. By many peoples accounts is much more powerful regionally then mrs ari he carries out not only carries out iranian Foreign Policy but makes it so lets not really get hung up on the actual sort of technicality of a very being and you know been sanctioned yet it is sending a very strong signal that the United States dont want to want to deal with people like syria not theres a good question a doorstop in her package also brought up if you dont want to deal with the man who was coming out were going to deal with i dont know how many has never left the country since 1908 were going to deal with and thats going to be a real problem so im on the one hand the symbolic gestures of increasing the size of the stick is going to also increase tensions on the other and it is not quite clear whether the it you know what the Islamic Republic is going to respond to this will increase tensions in the persian gulf or lower and reduce tensions my bet is tensions are going to increase just very very quickly just one of the sort of issues of almost a side issue but its very interesting timing that we obviously know that the tensions between the u. S. And iran have been rising steadily over the last couple of years but its interesting the timing of these sanctions on zarif coming at a time when there has been some sort of movement between zarif and other gulf neighbors particularly the United Arab Emirates without it being something that would worry the trumpet ministration. No not not not for the not but a slight bit not that no matter what happens the arab countries of the persian gulf will close ranks behind the us no matter what at there is no doubt in mind there is tensions in the region saudi arabia United Arab Emirates but right now were going to leave carter and bill money out of this because there is that iran is now well manas had historic ties with iran carter god knows whats going on with them but specially bahrain u. A. E. And saudi arabia the key there are going to close ranks behind us there is no way theyre going to sort of not abide by us is the man and if there is tension between iran and us secondly this came after about a month of saber rattling and saying the u. S. Wants impose sanctions im sorry but the let him come here to the city or whatever restricted these and he went back and the sanctions were imposed but yet not a rapprochement he may be somewhat of a player but he got in the bigger scheme of things i wouldnt i wouldnt lose any sleep over it that the u. A. E. Is ever going to sort of betrayers its american patrons over some sort of rapprochement with the Islamic Republic of iran. Really appreciate your analysis a face set breaking the thank you. So the news now and doctors in the democratic republic of congo have corn to 15 people in south kivu province of affairs theyve been infected by it until now the area has managed to avoid the epidemic that has swept across the east and they all say all 15 members of the same family and recently returned from goma where a 2nd person died from a bowler on wednesday Catherine Sawyer has more from nairobi. This is the clinic in goma where the man sought help before he died he fell sick days after returning home from an infected area where he was working in a mining area the clinic is now closed some clinicians have been vaccinated and Health Workers are trying to trace people the victim made contact with more than a 1000000 people live in this city on the border with rwanda. And we did not know what was happening we just saw people looking like doctors carrying him away they said they will come back to the mater. We have. Resident because we have seen how people are dying it would term burn beni night and day the 2nd worst outbreak in the countrys history was declared a year ago and has since claimed the lives of 1700 people its 2nd only to the outbreak in west africa that killed 11000 people 5 years ago Health Workers trying to combat the outbreak are having to deal with militia groups and communities both hostile to them as well as poor infrastructure in vast regions where villages are hard to reach. For to mark a humble is an airball a survivor who spends her time taking care of children whose parents are the sick or dead she also talks to people and have believed in the town of benny about the importance of health care some congolese want to know about a new a ball a vaccine theyve hired about from other. People are saying the new proposed vaccine isnt good enough workers need to seem surprised people so they can understand because this virus needs to go away the proposal by the World Health Organization to use a vaccine for Clinical Trials is controversial critics say the drug is experimental and shouldnt be tested on congolese people w. H. O. Says vaccination is important for research expert. Trying to get more information on the. Effectiveness of recommendations the best work because margaret says a lot. For the 1st back in goma doctors try to work out how to stop the disease from spreading Health Workers in goma say the wall prepared to deal with this situation theyve set up hand washing points in different parts of the city they say the Treatment Centers are well equipped and they have enough personnel but theyre also warning people to keep vigil avoid unnecessary contact with each other not to worry but people that weve been speaking to in goma a telling us its very difficult to keep calm at this moment catherine soy aljazeera Nairobi Kenya well im joined now by dr Mohammed Munir who is a lecturer in biomedicine and virology at Lancaster University in the u. K. Thanks for being with us on this news are i was reading earlier that one medical worker said that once one patient has been diagnosed with a bone or it should be treated as an epidemic just how easily is a bona transmitted. Ebola is one of the most infectious agent known in the history of our ology therefore individual patient khalili to spread of infection to several 100 people therefore individual cases need to be considered as a as an outbreak and it is a matter of urgency to treat our individual patient because that is really news sure from a future infection infectious cases could arise yeah i mean you literally dont you literally have to try and track down everybody whos come in contact with an a by the patient from what the previous 21 days thats a mammoth undertaking absolutely and this is one of the major challenge in and in congo speaking about the unfortunate cardiology to date that guy has arrived to a Treatment Center 11 days after the initial infection which is really too late to do anything about it so that is one of the challenge and we are all facing that how we can communicate the information in such a way that every individual is valid we are both the outcome and they respond to the situation as quickly as possible whenever so situation like this infection in goma is concerned should everyone in danger areas in africa ship they have a vaccination i mean as i gather it to vaccinations do now exists all they are the shortages are there enough facts and nations to go around and do you think that everybody should in fact be vaccinated because they appear to work by that absolutely i mean they they are pretty good i mean they give protection in more than 90 people. Dont have some drug which is a very good rate for such a deadly disease so so there is no question about the efficacy of these vaccine i think one of the major challenges is is the misinformation and lack of. It in the. Community dept is back scene is not a trial back scene it is being used as a as a cautionary mayor for or for for control of the inspection its not the recommended vaccines were after gates all over it given very good production and indeed indeed indeed situation when we dont have a vaccine that is proven by all means this is the best next choice to do a dog so therefore every effort should be made to mate to to implement this vaccine into communities there is a high risk of that possibility for me its actually pretty good to get your thoughts on this horrendous issue i thought to have had many a joining us there from lancaster thank you. A so has all this news from london the Un Security Council convened off to north korea carries out a 2nd Ballistic Missile test this week. The woman who guided the usa to well cup glory is going out so far i will have the details for you in school. The 2nd set of u. S. Democratic president ial candidates take to the debate stage in the coming hours to try to outshine last nights contend with 20 people while vying for the nomination the event has been face across the 2 nights lets take you live to john hendren whos in detroit for a sun john explain his go to the 2nd pass in this debate what we can expect from it. With a big contenders to watch for joe biden in the middle and then right on either side of him his to biggest critics that is coming to harris the california senator and cory booker the senator from new jersey they have been the most critical of joe biden in there in the center because theyve come highest in the polls i dont want to waste a lot of time because im going to get here who can help us a little with that so let me make our our 1st question who ive got here is mario mario hes a longtime detroit or hes a political strategist whos lived here all his life when detroiters look at those 3 candidates what do they see and what they want to see a 1st of all this is probably the most diverse debate stage that youve seen in years which is a good thing joe biden is well loved because he was Vice President to joe to obama then you got kamel harris and you are cory booker who are well liked in the in the Africanamerican Community however joe biden seems to be the guy whos steam and rolling ahead right now unless he makes more mistakes right and last night interesting interestingly as it happened all the candidates were white and in addition to all those youve mentioned gabbert of hawaii is the 1st hindu. American representative in congress why is detroit so important to the democrats and im leading you to 2016 here was a good thing because the traits has seen its ups and downs its like the poster child of the city that has great comeback we had to come back city weve had bankruptcy weve had high crime of education issues this is where you want to be if youre a democrat and you want to touch your urban planner your urban agenda moving forward how do we bring diversity back into the party how do we get people to come out and vote what is it going to take for these candidates to convince africanamericans and other minorities to to vote for them and in and hit them hard and in 2020 get to republicans are whats going to take a strong urban agenda is going to take a place like detroit to land feet and move forward hard and fast and interestingly donald trump won michigan the 1st republican to do so since 1988 and he did so by 10000 votes which happens to be the margin the number of africanamericans who voted in the obama election who did not vote in that election what are these folks have to do for detroit or is theyre not really talking about urban issues are they not right now but i think you might hear that tonight what they what what Hillary Clinton was unable to do they better do and they better do fast even on the scale in a state of michigan where we have such diversified voters we have what we call reagan republicans which is a suburban county like my home county where these republicans the democrats will vote republican because of hard core conservative issues we have to as democrats they have to convert those people back to the party so they can vote and get those 10000 and obamas not around to inspire the africanamerican vote in large numbers so either a biden or harris or booker or whoever it is is going to have to do something to get these people moving and moving fast and here in the midwest of course we this is a place where the Auto Industry has seen tremendous declines in hiring and im just going to say thank you to mario morrow. You very much for doing this if that is the view from detroit we expect some fireworks tonight well see would have been looking forward to jump thanks so much. Lets stay in the u. S. Because the u. S. Central bank has cut Interest Rates 5 calls a point the 1st reduction in a decade as the Federal Reserve cited Global Developments on muted inflation as the reason the outlook for the u. S. Economy remains favorable and this action is designed to support that outlook it is intended to insure against Downside Risks from weak Global Growth and trade policy uncertainty to help offset the effects these factors are currently having on the economy and to promote a faster return of inflation to our symmetric 2 percent objective. Still ahead so all this new political divisions exposed as Boris Johnson visits belfast for the 1st time as u. K. Prime minister. And a difference of opinion between 2 Baseball Players to generates into a school hour who happens to. Hello there is seen some very heavy amounts of rain across some parts of europe Central Regions out tools east even the southeast as well thunderstorms in particular for some heavy amounts of rain a short space of time but look at this across the northwest the u. K. Some very heavy